Αρύβαλλος με οπλίτες από Ελαιούντα / A Corinthian globular aryballos decorated with ‘hoplites’
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Title
Αρύβαλλος με οπλίτες από Ελαιούντα / A Corinthian globular aryballos decorated with ‘hoplites’
Description
Ancient Greek Elaeus in the Thracian (or Gallipolis) Peninsula, photo 02. A Corinthian globular aryballos decorated with ‘hoplites’ (armed civilians in the army of a city-state), ca. 580–560 BC. This small globular ceramic was found during the excavations held by the French Eastern Army in 1923 in the sarcophagus 92 at the Necropolis of Elaeus (Greek Ελαιούς). Dimensions: H. 13.5 cm (5 ¼ in.), Diam. 13.5 cm (5 ¼ in.). Louvre Museum
Date taken
2006
Source
Marianna Koromila (MK) Archive
Color
Yes
Key words
Ancient Greek painting.
Archaic period.
Ceramics, Archaic period.
Grave-goods.
Louvre.
Pot / Vase / Vessel / Utensil.
Sarcophagus.
Thracian peninsula / Gallipoli peninsula.
Weapons, arms.